@TalatHussain12 If you go after people like shahbaz rana then that shows you are scared or terrified of truth. And that's what the current military establishment is
@DrNaumanNiaz We are so poor that it's not even a match anymore. The massive celebration when we beat Afghanistan shows where we are with regards to expectations and performance. We have Babar Rizwan Naseem etc sat at home while medicore technically poor batsmen are representing pakistan
@atifthepoet Sufaid jhoot hay bhai. Pakistan ki taareekh kay badtareen elections 1990 mai hoyay ya phir guzishta intekhabaat. 2018 say mawazna nahi banta. Lying to suit your narrative js one thing but twisting facts is shameless to be fair
"The Gaza family torn apart by IDF snipers from Chicago and Munich. Five-month investigation reveals how four members of one family were shot and killed in a single day and highlights a pattern in which Israeli troops target unarmed civilians"
https://t.co/9s53JnYX78
The Palestinian dilemma:
Resist – and Israel will slaughter 100,000s of you as "terrorists".
Don't resist – and Israeli settlers will beat you, while soldiers cut down your trees, bulldoze your home, and drive you off your land.
Oh, and the Israeli army might kill you anyway.
@DrNaumanNiaz On a wider note now we are at a stage that a game against Bangladesh Sri Lanka and Afghanistan isn't a given win and against India is a given loss. How have things come to this ?
Smotrich, 2025: "We can expose Europeans' hypocrisy. They love the Gazans so much when they're stuck here with us"
Hitler, 1939: "...the whole democratic world is oozing sympathy for the poor tormented Jews, but remains hard-hearted and obdurate when it comes to helping them"
From Bezalel Smotrich's speech on August 28.
Brilliant article.
"The generals may have their guns, their medals, their patronage networks, their American visas. But what they do not have—and what they cannot fake—is courage. Five men sailing into the abyss have stripped them bare."
@SenatorMushtaq
https://t.co/t5n6gbtDgg
After two years of delays amid right-wing persecution campaigns, Israeli public broadcaster Kan will finally air Neta Shoshani's documentary exposing war crimes by Israeli forces in 1948 – documented in a long-buried government report
https://t.co/dBwWmrjCOl
Here’s why I have less than no sympathy for Angela Rayner.
@DalloulAhmed, a Palestinian takeaway owner, was a constituent of hers.
She’d met him several times, visited his shop and posed for pictures with him, emphasised her support for Palestinian freedom.
She gave him a tour of Parliament. They repeatedly corresponded by text message.
Within weeks of the genocide, his mother, brother, sister-in-law, and two little nieces were murdered in an Israeli air strike.
He was desperate to evacuate his wife and little daughter, only 4 months old, from Gaza. This little child was buried under rubble three times by Israeli attacks.
He emailed Angela Rayner twice to seek her help evacuating his family. She ignored him.
He then turned up to a Labour fundraiser in January 2024, and stood up, clutching pictures of his dead mother, talking about his murdered family, asking for Angela’s support for a ceasefire.
She knew exactly who this man was.
He was then thrown out of the meeting and on to the street by security like he was trash. She did nothing, and simply said “Thank you, you’ve made your point.”
Just take a moment to absorb what was happening here.
A Palestinian man she was friendly with, whose family had been slaughtered by a British-facilitated Israeli onslaught, whose pleas to evacuate his wife and daughter had been ignored by her, stood up holding photos of his murdered mother, pleading for her to take a stand against the violence slaughtering her family.
It gets worse. A few days later she was interviewed about the incident by Sky News’ @BethRigby, who framed it as an example of the sort of threats that politicians have to face.
Here is one utterly repulsive example of the dehumanisation of Palestinians.
Imagine this was a Israeli man whose family had been killed on 7th October.
If the same thing had happened, it would have caused a national scandal and ruined Angela Rayner’s career long before any stamp duty row.
Since this hideous episode, so many of Dalloul’s loved ones have been murdered by the Israeli government that their names fill three pages.
Angela served as deputy prime minister in a government which continued to arm and facilitate this genocide.
I used to have huge respect for Angela Rayner. But she’s someone whose pursuit of power led her to make an accommodation with the worst people in the history of the Labour Party.
The great moral test of our time was Israel’s genocide, and a belief that Palestinians are human beings of equal worth.
Angela failed that test. Her political demise should be mourned by no one.